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baltimore Markefs.

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% sd Sd so ds past due
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Isa1sna red southern amber
March. asked May. 8 ss4 coin ssaSh
yellow mi xea,e
4ss:; March !a4SsIy ea bid TSsa5Euary aS
AZ ssse w SsSSsv,v. White western mixed
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5ss Nay nsy 5s7ssa7 lard s'''o''h' CAS- March,
NOT ENOUGH UNIFORMS 10 GO ARouND.-There
was quite commotion among the men of the
signal corps stationed In Washington when it was
learned that detachment Of the CORPS would ap-
pear IN uniform at Gen. Hazens funeral yesterday.
The dinlculty was that on account of infreQuent
supplied with the complete outfit. It was first
intended that they should wear helmets, but bel
msss wefe very scarce and the plan was
taken up with borrowing and lending. Those who
were not to be uniformed were called upon to
supply parts OF the uniform not owned by the
Others They finally succeeded in getting the
unIoIms Tor the detachment, but it was not q
very large one.
PERsoNAI.-Col Thos. L. Casey is In town, hav-
Ing come over from New York to attend the meet
ing OF the Light House Board to be held tomorrow
Bishop Paret, OF Baltimore, p. v. Hustled, OF
New YORK, G. C. AStman OF Cleveland, G.. H. Bond,
OF Boston, and B. c. Whit of Concord, n H., at
the EDb1tt-Col. ThoS. F. Barr, who has been
mere Tor couple OF weeks on public business, will
return tomorrow to his station at Chicag0.-S.
J. thompson and D. C. Corbin, of New York, VIM.
D: Craig and ChaS. Wright OF Philadelphia, Seth
wheeler, OF Albany, and Edmond Avery and j.
u. R1chardS, OF Boston, are at the Riggs
capt. F. V. Greene, Of New York, Is at Welcker's.
Walker has returned to the city
ron q Boston-.O. B: Potter, VIM ?: St John, E.
dan, OF New York, and JOS Bryan, OF Richmond,
are at Wormley's-David Parish, jE, c. II. Ten
ney, Chas W. Wells and w. Il. Talimadge, OF New
YORK, W.. q. Bradley, Of Chicago, and J.
I. brown, OF Ptttsburg, are at the Arlington
Arthur Benedict OF New York, w. s. Tuen Of To
leo9 samuel d. Clapp Of Saratoga, and G. G. Joy
OF I1tusvtlle are at the etr0p0litan.--GeOrge
". Knott OF New York, II. A. Clarke OF Helena,
Mont, and A. G. Bacon, OF Macon, Ca, are at the
NationAl-0eorge E. Sibley Of New York city,
:. Y. fayne OF Lynchburg, and w. D. Hits OF
Cleveland are at the st. Jamea-RepreSentat
Gllnlian Eckford Moore, Jas. c. Thomas and =. r.
COOK OF Trenton, Frank b. Dyer OF st. Lake, 3. b.
warren OF Philadelphia, ]. J. Albright OF Scranton,
Jas Y: Br0adhead OF St Louis, JnO s. Pugh and
Geo. H. Fitzwilson OF New York are at Wizards.
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X. N.
In the Senate to-day Nr. Sherman offered an
amendment to the pending bill to reimburse the
depositors OF the Freedman's Savings and Trust
company. II proposes to appropriate q, 100000
for the payment OF such OF the depositors Of the
Freedmans bank Is shall be entitled thereto,
whether or not their claims are barred under ex-
tsttng laws; that the amount which such dep0t-
tors shall be entitled TO receive shall be the
amount due on the 18th day OF July, 1874, less the
amounts which have bean or may be paid out q
the assets 1t makes the possession OF the pass book
prtma facte evidence OF the holders right 20 receive
the money. Al claims not presented by March
III 1858 shall be forever barred. It also pfuvides
that the pogtmastes Of the cities and towns where
branch banks were established, may act @ a9ents
70 ezsast IN toenttfy1ng the depositor& THIS BILL
which seems TO have been offered as Q substitute
for the one reported favorably BY the nnance
COMMITTEES le9t Tuesday, was referred - To =
4 MI uI1opucnD n fR BousI.
representative Miller, OF Texas, to-day intsu-
ouced In the House nGu Tor the relief q the %.
poattou In tie ffeedmans savings bank. Ths bfn
q framed On the Recommendations Of the conttulr
~ g II euESoncy and appsupriases 9, ooQ0oo
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Fatally Injured AT a Fire.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. 2O.-The large supply
buildings OF the Onondaga Iron company's blast
furnace at Geddes were destroyed by fire last
night. Estimated loss. $4,000; partially covered
Oy insurance. William Toole, an employe, was
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TNRUSTEE,S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE UN-
l. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of ar
the District Of Columbia. passed In equity cause
No.1O195, docket % on the sixth day Of January,
1887 viii sell ct public auction. in front Of the prem
isee, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1857, at FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ those certain pieces parcels Of land
situate and lying in the city Of Washington, c..
Thomas and Perrys subdivision Of part Of square No.
ISL said being recorded in the surveyors
office District of Columbia in Liber w. f., page ITO.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in equal
amounts in and two years. with interest for which
the promisry notes Of the secured by deed
of trust on the premises sold will be required o. al
cash at the option Of the purchaser deposit Of $3.50
each lot viii be required when the bid 10 accepted.
Conveyancing and recording at the cost of the pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale must be complied with within
ten days from sale.
A. c. BRADLEY, Trustee.
412 Louisiana avenue northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. ta1O-1Ot
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ONE LANDAU, ONE CLOSE CARRIAGE TOP
PHAET0N, sIDE-BAK BUGGY, ONE SOR.
Rel MARE AND THREE GOOD CARRIAGE
HORSES, SEVERAL SLEIGHS AND OTHER
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES SEVERAL SETS
TION.
On SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SECOND,
1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, i'll front vi my auction
rooms, shall SELL to the highest bidder the above
personal property. ja2O-2t
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Delaware Officials Appointed.

DOVER. DEL, Jan. 2O.-Wiuam Herbert and
James II. BOyce, the caucus candidates respect
lively for state treasurer and state auditor, were
duly appointed to Office to-day by joint resolution
or the house with the concurrence OF the senate.
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ALSO.

| ONE PRINTING PRESS IN GOOD ORDER.
| On SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY.
| SECOND, 1887. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. I
shall sell within and in front of auction rooms,
been removed to store for convenience Of SALE It
Is OF fashionable designs and superior workmanship.
ana should command the attention parties desiring
| sale i.OO-
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SPECIAITIEs

NJ ogist and Medium, formerly OF New York. Con-
eutatong on al a6Airs-past, present. futufo Nativi-
Wash., D. O. iii-1ms
RY MAu-ALLCOCKN POROUS PLAeTRH 1oC.;
11bensons Capctne 10; Tottens Capstcdne AZ. Sod
iOITkN, 672 =. 10Th. Phfla. Pa d28-tfhs-Sm
ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EF1NTP or
esmen % csnts each 4Oe I stEssf, between 4t6 end
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARxHr.-2l0 cattle on the
market yesterdAy; 215 sold to butchers 6 fol-
lows: Best sold from 4xct0 &C. Per h.; good sold
TO &C. per lh.; common sold nom 2xc. TO S]<c per
lb.; 81 shipped TO eastern mafket6 o07 sheep on
the market Old sheep sold from 2kc. 70 6kc. per
H.; yeArl1ngs sold from xc 70 &C. Der lb % COWS
and calves sold nom SIS 70 30 each. Market Tor
all kinds Of stock was slow.
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UNDERWRITERS

ID ICHARD s. CAIN,
IL FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
lO11 9TH St Everything strictly hrst-clase and on
the most reasonable terms. Telephone call 4l63 n
Joseph GAwLER, Furnishing Undertaken and
e. Practical Eunbalmer, 1926 Pennsylvsnia ave a w.
Terms moderate and everything hrst-class Tele-
phone call l02-12. my.I
LANES R elIXxo rxnrn,,r
Corner New Jersey ave. and u street n y.
Telephone call 2:SS-3. ana
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Convicted of Manslauehter.

TowsON, Nd, Jan. 2O-Dominic Marchioni, on
trial for the murder OF Daniel Brosnan in April
1885, was to-day convicted OF manslaughter ana
sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. An
other Italian convicted OF the same ofense Is now
in prison.
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EsTATE-CI.AssIc SHORE rApM

ESTATE-CLASSIC SHORE FARM
By virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court Of -.
Westmore.nd county Virginia, passed on the 18th I'm
day Of October, 1886, in the equity cause entitled
Thomas Brady and Others the undersigned therein.
sen at public auction on the premises to the hirest
bid on IT TUEsDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY
toned, known as Classic Shore containing four hun.
dred and sixty four t464 less The said
land is valuable improved farm lying in the county of
Westmoreand, state Of Virginia adjoining Colonial
Beach, immediately on the Potomac river and mas on
new barn, dwelling and out buildings and wharf
Terms Cash enough to pay the costs OF suit and ex
wit: 33,79812 with interest ct the rate Of "a; siT
Pe. cent per a6num on $3519 part thereof from the
$125O with interest thereon from the LIST day Of Jan
nAry 1855 ct the rate Of co. six per annum
till paid and the deferred payments be ss folloWs
to witt o. 1875 on the 9Th day of April 1887 and the
residue Of the purchase money six months from the
by deed OF trust ON the premises to be given by the
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I'm Danger from striker.

Superintendent COnkling, OF the Knickerbocker
ice company, has served notice on the sheriff OF
Westchester county that the property Of the CON-
pany here Is in danger Of destruction from the
striking Knights OF Labor and has demanded pro-
lection. This morning Sheriff Duffy notified the
men that II any violence was offered he would be
prepared to resist IL with force
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No. 1875 THRU

ry rirt,3o IL VO Ho f.sa 49,, - A., .o.,
December, 1886. in the cause Of Thruston vs. fH.I
RAIDER ct a.! in the Supreme Court of the District iii
shall, on TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. offer at public sale, In
sry That TN is to say all that part Of lot Numbered
on Sd street west in Washington city, twenty five
S21 feet and r1nning due west with that width one
partly improved by two-story brick house with
basement and attic, known No. 226 Sd street north
west.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree: One third
cash balance in one and two years from the day OF
Ierred payments bearing six per cent payable
property Sold or all cash ut the option Of the pur-
chaser. deposit Of one hundred dollars will be
terms are not complied with within days the
tees reserve the right to resell at the risk of
the defaultlng purchaser. All conveyancing at the
purchasers cost.
HENRY RANDALL WEBB, Trustee
,,~.o. - 400 9Th street northwest.
AuctiOnepr al ID
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
A MOTHERS FRIGHTFUL CRIME.
Sne Mills Three Of Her Children, Nor.
tally wounds Two Others and Hang
Herself.

CEHvKLAND, Jan. 2O.--A horrible murder was
commtve0 here this morning between seven and
eignt O'Clock. james Cabaleke Is a well-to-do
calpenter living on Independence street near the
clty nMCS He has had employment all winter
ana MS Oldest son has worked with him. This
m1oInlng ne and his son went to work shortly be-
The mother, Antoinette, had been out Of temper
at tne breakfast table and had refused to talk to
ner husband. Directly after breakfast she sent
Heniy, ner nfteen-year-0ld son, to Q grocery near
~ anu sun another son to milk depot. When
Iney returned they could not get into the house
Gong INTO the back yard, they saw James, thir-
teen years Old, In the water-closet
BLEEDING FROM SIXTEEN WOUNDS
In his left SIDE. They FASTENED away and called
Their Older brother, who had gone on with the
father, and returning the three boys forced an
entrance to the house. They discovered Tony, an
S-year,oid girl, bleeding from dozen cuts in her
leJ S1oe. on the floor near by were Mamie, i've
years oid; Antoinette, three years old and Willie
ALL DEAD FROM DREADFUL sTAps.
near the heart. bloody pair OF shears told the
story. hunt was made for the mother. She
was found In the cellar hanging from a rafter
dead She had killed her three children, MORALLY
injured Two others, and had then committed sui
clue. Inc Two children who were still alive were
removed 10 neighbor's house, but they will die.
NO cause f0r the terrible deed is given. The hus-
oano does not think that his wife was insane.
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r. BYRD. LEWIS, !
416 5th st. NV.
Washington, d. g. |
r. j. WASHINGTON, 7
Oak Grove Postofiice,
Westmoreland County, Val

Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of
Westmoreland County
IL. Warren HUT clerk of the Circuit Court OF said
county, in the State of Virginia. hereby certify that
Robert j. Washington, of the Commandments Mr-
ING under decree Of said court rendered the 18th
Clark and wife against Thomas J. Brady aud Others
has this day executed the bond required by the said
cree.
1885 J. WARREN HGfTr
dlS-3Ot Clerk
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

BY virtue Of deed of trust to me, dated May s. -
1850, and recorded in Lber No. 1126, folio 43 TO.
ct seq one Of the land records of the District of Co
preDiss. % ~n SCI At PUBIC aqssion IN front Of the
lSSb Ct THREE O'CLOCK P NJ: the following de-
scrDed real estate situate in Glen Dale the District
OF Columbia. to wit Lot numbered one %, in square
numbered eight go in c. H. Holdens recorded subdi-
ture Also, Lots numbered two CD, three l; eighty
SoUL elgnty-one SS1) and eighty-tw $50, i'll said
BY n g; Stsrkweather in May, 1874 under cultiva-
buildings. ~ ~ "
Terms OF sale: Ope-haf Of the purchase in cash,
ana the balance in one from the day of sale with
interest at eight per cent annum, and secured by
od Oh trust on the said property to my satisfaction,
must be made when the property is knocked down.
the terms OF sale are not complied with in five days
nom the day OF sale the right to resell the
saad fe estate At the risk and cost Of the desung
Train leaves at 1885 pm. for benning's returning
leaves at 6:57 p.m via Baltimore and Potomac rail.
roa1 CHAS II. KNIGHT,
JslV,lo3SO-3t Trustee.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMuERCra1


The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire TO H. II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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PROPOSALS

pRoPosALS FOB MAHOGANY AND PINE
DOORS.
ONCE Of Building for State, War and Navy Dspart
meutA.
WASHINGTON, .. c., January 17fh 1887
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishins and dsiiyeri1e
the Mahossny SOLID Pine, and Pine Screen Door re.
Tor State Mar and Navy Departments In thu city Vii
y fSeelvsd sf this enc u1ul TWELvE =, on Sat:
bidders " 20
Specifications general Instructions 10 bdddArs and
Hanh forms Of propoeal win be furnished 70 sstab-
Isned Manufactures ON application 10 this o16co.
THOA LINCOLN CA4Rx,
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Chosen COadjutOr ksisllOp Of Armagh.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2O.-The Most Rev. Dr. Logue,
bishop OF RaphOe, has been elected coad1utor
bishop OF Armagh by large majority.
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MARRIED.

Would RATHER WEAR clean glossy linen
than be President. Electric Luster starch.
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Death OF eX.Judge TalcOtt.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 2O.-Hon. John L. Talcott,
ex-judge OF the supreme court, died at his resi-
dence on Niagara street, Buffalo, this morning.
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HOTELS.

HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL. AIKEN, S, G.
hydraulic Passenger Elevator. New Plumbing
Absolutely Perfect Sanitary Arrangements
GEN. w. 3. HAZEN, Chief SiRnal Officer u q
says Of Aiken: AS Winter Residence consider it. in
any place in the United States N'-- .D-' VI
Send for new pamphlet.
3a5-lm b. p c. HATFIELD propr;e.or
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Another Ballot at Indianapolis.
NO CHANGE PROu r .sr rrcur

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 20. 2O.-The legislator
met In joint convention at IL o'clock With tn
same double-headed arrangement as to presiding
officers that was agreed upon yeterday.
only one ballot was taken, the vote standin
Turbin as. Harrison IL Allen4. The session wa
any kind.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
Z

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.
The Lot fronts sixty 900 feet Massachusetts
ard contains nearly 1000 square feet Of ground,
worth 81 30 per foot
Improvement consists Of fine three-story and back
building pressed orck residence containing rooms,
with all modern improvements
Wide parking in front. beautifully ornamented with
shrubbery and inclosed with substantial iron fence
This property Is located in the finest section of the
and viii be sold for less than the above value
the ground
For permit 10 inspect premises apply to
j. '. Y. HUYCK,
ja1S-3t 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
LOB SALE-A NEW 2-STORY, Groom BRICK
IT House. cor. of 9th and sta. 9. e.. Modern imps,
bright, cosy convenient. squares Of three lines
i. c. PALMER 312 10th St s-e- ja1S-1vs
IyOR SAI.EA VERY NICE HOUSE zoos @ ST.
IT NV, IA rooms, furnace, modern improvements; lot
20x120 to 10 II alley bay window, stone steps and
trimmings. worth about $4,000; will be sold for
100000. GEO. W. LINKINS,
a1Slw 18th and II sts. NV.
l,OR SALE-AN ELEGANT HOUSE, CORNER
II 1ith and Riggs SITS 10 roorns fine cellar, all mod
improvements; handsomely papered; will be sold
on very easy terms; price $4,000. SWORMSTEDT 4
BRADLEY, e27 At js1S-1m
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
V. BALDWIN Johnson.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal.
COMPLETE FACILITIES. BOTTOM PRICES
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
Wood and coal direct from the forests and mines
by rail and water. and free from Stag slate and other
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
Main Yard and Office. 11O1 R. l. ave. n. v.
Branch 9 yard and Office, 5ll stn.e.
All So tsep Saa and 'ta n s,oem
WALTER H. MARnow
Wholesale and Retail Dealsrin
COAL AND WOOD
Main Office No ITO st. NV oHaces and Yards
9Th and Sta. s.w, No. 216 st. ne. Coal Depot
Cor Virginia and Delaware avenues sw
AL Offices are connected with the Telephone Ex.
change. oc22-3m
Bur YouR
COAL AND WOOD
JOHNSON BROTHERS
ino most extensive dealers In the District supply
more families than any firm south Of New York Tsle
phone connections.
Main Office 1909 street northwest
Branch Offices and Yards:
1915 Seventh street northwest
1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
1121 Ninth street northwest.
COS Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Corner Of Third and K streets northwest
wharves and Railroad yard:
dl Twelfth and Water streets southwest.
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MARRIED.
CHAPLINE MCDONALD. At st. MstthewS
church, Washington. January TO- 1852, CHAS Il
CHAPLlNE, son of Judge Chapline, aud Mr. MAG
GLE p. MCDONALD, OF Pennsylyania .
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FINANCIAL.

Prince 4 WHrrErr,
STOCK BRoKRRs
e 50 sFFsG fsh nSs, New York
53S 18TH street SCorcoran BuildingD washinsssa
Between
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON &c.
General Partners:
JAMES WHITLEY. H. CRUoEn OARIxI
MAYNARD c. EYRE.
HENRY H. DODGE, Washington, D. C.
WILLIAM r. TRAvERs Special Partner
, Buy and sell ON commission al Glasses of Ranuv
Securities.
H. h DODGE, Resident Partner.
Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information -
garding the markets received through our WINS
stantly direct from the New York Stock Exchsner
All orders executed and reported promptly. je1
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TOMORROW,

TNHE SALES OF THE MAGNIFICENT CoLLEC-
L s Il9s OF PAINTINGS, BR0NZEs BIsQUEs,
MN M Wf FERNITgkE +, MIRkORs, HANGINGs.
NINTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST, As
FURNITURE, MIRRORS, PEDEsTAIS, BRASS
THURSDAY, TWENTIETH, at THREE O'CLOCK
4 ~! ~ , EK1DAY TWENTY FIRST. and SATURDAY,
THREE O'CLOCK PM.
BRONzEs B1sQUEs, sEvREs. DRESDEN AND
OTHER FIGURES AND ORNAMENTS,
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS SALE INCLUDING
WINDOW HAN0INGS
ON, MONDAY, , TWENTY-FOURTH, at ELEVEN
UyGLUCk AN: and THREE O'CLOCK PM, and on
TUESDAY, TWENTY-FIVE, at ELEVEN AM, Cat
which time 1t Is contemplated to close)
IHE kARE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, &C.,
"a Any change in the above programme will be an.
IN the daily papers, Catalogues ready the day
ja1S-d DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GOODS AND CHATTELs,
CONSISTING OF FURNITURE, BAR FIXTURES,
SGc;; &G7 ~ Sr PR 4. No "a STREET

NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated January Goth,
1852 and recorded in Lber No TIA folio 1872 Of the
guest Of the party thereby secured shall sell at pub
Lie auction, in premises No. 945 B street northwest
city OF Washington, District of Columbia on MONDAY
The TWENTY-FOUkTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D..
1887, at the hour Of TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, the goods
and chattels mentioned and described said deed Of
trust, consisting in part of
Two Walnut-tOp Counters Bar Racks Mirrors, Pic
lures Glassware Crockery Tinware Chairs Tables
Cutlery large Refrigerator. Cooking Range, Gas Fix
lures, &C., &c, &c.
Terms of sale cash. WIN. D. CASSTN,
talS-dtS Tr11afo
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IL Now ready ths bssS ssiecticn arur oessSd
sEscaa low soe0 ~ ssAso1 nd h0ldn9 tndS 6ll
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Il BARGAIN!
WEST HALE OF SQUARE 779, SUBDIvIDED:
NO DEP LOTS; MOST ECONOMICAL BUILDING
HOUSES RANGING IN PRICE FROM 80 600 70
$4,000, IN NORTHEAST WASHINGTON.
CHAS. A. MCEUEN,
1al0-lUt 1920 ST n W
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On PorSr CoMronr
VIRGINIA
HYGEIA HOTEL.
One hundred yards from Fort Monroe where daily
target practice, guard mount and dress parade take
place Perfect In cuisine and appointments Accom-.
oates LOCO guests. Turkish, Russian electric hot and
cold sea and fresh water baths Afternoon concerts
and nightly hops Pure ocean air free from malaria
and conducive to refreshing Sleep
Average temperature for winter Al degrees, Send
Tor illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-20

IHOR SALE
Il BUILDING LOTS WELL SITUATED IN THE
NORTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY
We have for sale q large number of Building Lots
well situated in the northeast section of the CITY which
We are prepared to sell cheap. For pats &c. apply to
THOS ]. FISHER l. Co,
ja15-2w 1904 F Street